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CITY BRIEFS,

Matthew Barrett. of Eau Claire, was
in the city Monday.
Carpets, stoves and furniture all On
time. Smiths Installment. Ill Nicollet.
Mittens, Hosiery, Wool Caps and
F'ichus at @. r. Swett's, 22S Central
avenue.
C.L. Barry, contractor and builder.
Stone and brick q speciality. 725 UNI
versity avenue northeast.
Mrs. Charlotte T. Harmon, mother Of
II. a. Harmon, died at her home, l300
Hennepin avenue, Monday.
Rev. Father Hand, of Green Isle, was.
in the city Tuesday. The Presidential
party failed to escape his notice.
A. full line OF winter styles in Dress
goods and Trimmings. Prices to suit
all at Q. r. Swett7s, 22S Central ave.
GO to O. T, SWEET. 222S Central ave-,
Tor Underwear, Hosiery, and fall wears
to keep YOU warm. Prices are very low.
About $50 worth of damage was done
Monday evening by a fire in the resi-
dence of John U'Gee, 2442 Harriet
avenue.
Gavin Il Sons, liyerymen, furnished
four of the carriages to the distln-
guished guests of the Presidential
party on Tuesday.
Novelties in millinery are arriving
daily at Mrs. j, A. MacCarthy's, 24A
Nicollet avenue. Latest Fall styles.
Come and see them.
The coroner's jury in the case OF
Louis Gugle1, who was killed IN the DE
Soto saw mill Saturday morning, re-
turned verdict OF accidental death.
Johnson e. Wing, clothing and crock
cry dealers, assigned Oh Monday last to
G. w. Davidson for the benefit OF their
creditors. Assets, $4,000: liabilities,
$4,000.
The two neat store and tenement
buildings of Joseph zesbaugh, near the
corner Of Nicollet avenue and Twenty
eight street, will be finished about
December lst.
Cold weather has come. Do not
dread cold when you can buy Comforts
and Blankets 80 cheap at 0. T. Swett's,
22s Central avenue. Prices are the low
est Oh these goods.
A. L. Partridge, editor of the North
west Review, was a caller at LIE
STANDARD sanctum Thursday. Mr..
Partridge's excellent journal is pub
lished at Winnipeg.
Pat Killen has sold his interest in the
st. James saloon to Dan O'Keefe. MIR.
.Kil]en viii visit England during the
winter months, leaving Minneapolis
about the lst of December.
Buy your wood and coal of the Penn
sylvania Fuel Company. M. w. Nash,
President; P. H. Gibbons, Manager.
Office, 22l Hennepin avenue, corner
4 Washington and Hennepin.
The marriage of Miss Mary Herbert
! to j. FL. Smith, both Of East Minneap-
oils, is announced to take place at the
Church of st. Anthony Of Padua next next
Wednesday morning, at 8 clock. 81
Frederick Bryton, the actor, well
known in this city, and now with Mar
garet Mather, was married IN New
York to the daughter OF a prominent
architect Of that city short time since. !
On Saturday morning last week 81 y
j j. Sullivan was held up on Fifth avenue all1
d North, near Washing ton avenue, and g g
relieved Of a watch and chain lueeds tels; az !
d worth $z4 and $ IN ol1leey, =,
he yolun emen SpaIti patte,dsl t,sl
lI,g s.
fWu conn ies yR3ra 5pne
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It Was g Success. .

The following are the gross receipts
of the recent Orphans Fair. held at
Harmonic Hall. Minneapolis:
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If you want Grst-class coal and wood
call on John Norton, room II, Temple
Court. Telephone 3l4-2.
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Removal.

Dr. H, Dunn has removed his
office from SIG, Nicollet avenue TO his
;resid sidenlce 1916 Second avenue south
,,
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MARKETS BY 1ELEG RAPE.
ELM ANCIAL..

NEW YORK. March =. nOen.--Stocks active
and weak. Money easy 1T Al per cent.
Exchange, log 81 S40Di Sil4; short 81 $40
4 81. state bonds dun but hrm. Govern
mepJ bonds duh but steady.
$500 y. m.-Exchange weaker at 81 S51ffG
4 IS. Monev easy AT 31o036 per cent. Gle" ing
offered nj Goa per CEN. Sub Treasury bal
ances-Golo. Sl3i, %, OO6; currency. sl5.2I2.-
eco. Government bonds dun but steady; four
per cents l2s%ss three per cents. lOOM. State
ponds dull but 1rm.
The new week opened ON the Stock Ex-
change with moderately active and weak
m rket. with more general distribution OF
business and interest than has been seen Tor
some time. There WAS marked disposition
to buy shown by foreign houses early IN the
day, but the pressure OF ocks for sale aud
persistent hammoring by bears soon became
TOO much for the weak support given To prices
and general decline. which affected the en-
tire list. followed. The general feeling was
considerably mixed, but the waiting policy OF
advocates OF higher prices gave the behrs an
opportunity t. raid the entire IlSt. Inc mar
kct displayed considerable fcverlshness. but
soon became decidedly weak throughout,
while the Bal more ana Ohio deal sIill con-
tInued TO be the principal disturbing clement.
The weakness displayed and runners circu-
lated were TO the effect that the company IL
in serious financial difficulties, and that de-
fault 10 probable at the next interest payment
on skies, There was considerable talk OF
receivershtp as well. Richmond and West
Point was the next in orders OF weakness dls-
plaJ oil, there being q very sharp pressure 70
sell that stock. The general list sympathlzed
closely, although its movements were not so
wide. The bears ed the increasing scarcity
of money very freely as lover to deprcss
values, although the closing rates were low.
The opening this morning was decluedly
strong and advances over Saturdays maj
agurIs ranged M to u rer cent. There we're
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CONsIGN q ES.

Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and wav
landings Jno Flannery Co, W ] Miller, K
Hamlet, Paulsen n Co, Grady. Del Co.
q W alter IL Co. Garnett, s Il Co. Pearson h 8,
Lee Roy Myers, NJ Henderson. Chestnut 4
ON, BALDWIN 4 Co. Order. Walker, Ray
80.
fer Charleston and Savannah Ry. March "a
Transfer Once, A Faik son. Doyle. ID
Puryis. q VI Tieueman, A III Cham piOn. j G.
Alich. Myers Il Bros. ii Solomon 4 Son, W
A Richardson, Lee Roy yers. A McKu rkht,
stein, J + Walsh.
Per Savannah, Florida ana Western Rv.
March H-Fordg Agt. Jno Flannery Co.
Liupman Bros. w / Mil err. McDonougb & Co
Lee Roy Myers, A Einstein's sons, T. j Fallon,
W b Nell 4 Gu. NJ Boley 4 Son, NJ Ferst Y Co,
Melnhard Bros h Co, M HenCerso Miss v
baldwin. Eckman &V. d q Bacon & Co, Ii
Whatley. Dale, u Co. keppard ~ GO, Frier-
son & CD, 4 B Cassels, Bacon, J & Co, Stand
ard Oil Co, w Hawkins, e Lowell 4 Son. j
W Tceple. Weed 4 Z, Peacock. II X 60, Hope
Chang Long Co, Mcmillan Bros. l. Wr ght Il
son. Lindsay & NJ, Ellis, Y Il Co, C l. Jones,
) Williams. Nj Maclean, w w Gordon X Co
Heron u, Butler & S, Woods & Co, Ham
mOnd Il Co, II solomon q son, h III tariet.
j Z Thompson. NJ Il ID Mcintyre, Baldwin
Co. kpsten& W.
Per Central Railroad. March A. Fordg Art
II NJ Conner " co, r Farley, Baldwin Il Co.
Jno Flannerv q GO. Garnett. S q Co, ii Spin
| ning, Schwarz, Solumons Il Co. j e Con-
staDtine, Lindsay II Al, VIM Hone II Co. j X
DAVIS, Uhlander Bros, Jno Lyons u Co, w W
Dixon u Co, Champion, ii Myers Bros.
\ NJ Hull, Eokmap V. Nj Mendel Il Bro, 6
NJ Ryals, A Enrich 4 Bro, Seller, Butler
Bros, Pearson & 5, Frank & Com Ferret q Co.
NJ Mcndel. Bendheim Bros Il Co. Harms a
j, A EiDsteiD's Sons, | Dasher 4 Co, / uder 4
ID. Mohr Bros. ID Weisbein. ID & Bacon Il Co,
Ellis. Il Co, Peacock, II q Co. Decker Il Il.
BJck Il 5. W Z Jackson. j + Williams. Order,
+ NJ Jones, Bacon. Mrs W Wood, ID ID Ar
den.
Per steamship City OF Macon, from Boston
X Altmayer Co, M Boley n Sou. 4 Bascn.
Byck Bros. W Cherry Co, Coilat Bros. j
5 collins n Co, Cohen 4 b, A Einstein's Sons,
Cohen, Davis Bros, Enrich n Bro Fret
well II ". Nj Ferst \ Go. w w Gordon Il Co,
) Guckcnhelmer n Son, Graham n II, Guile
main X Bro, Nj Gilbert n Co, Hexter Il X ,
NJ henderson. herman 4 b, K Jones, A
Krauss, ksvanaugh q Is, h Ii Levy Il Bro, N
Lang, d Il Lester, Ketchum u, ) X Levin,
Jno Lyons Co, Lindsay Il NJ hcGiilis Il NJ,
h Lowell & son, Mcdonnell i Cop McGlashan,
ID Myerson, NrGrath " Co. A ) Nichols
w b Nell & Co. J Miller q, 90, A Oemler.
! Meinhard Bros Il co. Order Chestnutt 4 ON.
| Jno Nicosvn, Order Herman X. T. Tuberdy,
Order + M Hull,N Psulsen Il 20, Teeple 4 Co,
| Palmer Bros, j RosenheIm 20, j Tucker,
E "A Schwarz. Southern Ex Co, IL SCHROEDER,
X Whitehead.
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March delivery 76ssCG7eskc. closed az 56c:
May s2}s9s2lGc, closed at slssc: June 80
sOMc, closed at SO1sc. Corn. No. : March
@e a6S ssssS+is, closes a. ssot way svsi
Al i03sc: July 42|aGpA4lfo, olosed at a2e. oats.
No. 2, March delivery s46e2ic, closed at
24c; May 2SSz@29lsc, closed At 2sJsc. Meas
pork. March delivery $50 loGa0 10. closed
$40 10, May aud June sau 5ot0 70 so, closed ~
$40 so. Lard. March deliveI y 81 s713(g7 An.
closed at 81 42h; May 81 sodsI go, closed az
M@ June q so07 S7 closed u SS Ics s6o, ~
+! $50: May l25Sdss l5c, closed at 5 0Se; Juno
l21s(gs soc, closed ut o7lSc.
LouIsvILLE. March IA -whcat-So. 2,
oats. No ,, sic. PROVISIONS closed auet:
Bacon. clesr RIB sides &c. clear sldes 9.sc'
shoulders &c. Balk meats. clear rib sides &c,
clear sides s1sc, shoulders 614S61Sc. Mess
pork nominal Hams, sugar cured, - 0ot1
10 0oc. Lard, choice leaf $40.
CINCINNATI. March l4-Flour barely steady |;
family 80 4ul@3 60. Wheat heavy; No. reu
SAC. Corn easier; No. mixed S9>2CIioc.
neglected at SIS. Lard dull at S71bc. Bulk
meats dull; short RIBS Sc. Bacon IN mode-
rate demand; short ribs S7lfc. short clear
l2Sc. Whisky ia fair demand atSl IL. Hogs
hrm.
BALTIMORE. March i4.-fIour firm ana
steady; Howard street and Western super
line ~ 5043 10, extra So 1898 80, tamlly
81 t0iG4 TO. citv mills supernne So 5OC03 90.
extra 50 256n3 rs; Rio brands 81 5o(04 10.
Wheat-Soutnern steady ana fairly lower; red
gn(G9ic, amber 933s5c; Western lower,
closing dull: No. Western winter reG.
on spot SSGSS34c. Coru-> outhern steady I:
white 4Sg5oc; yellow 46t9iIc: Western quiet
and lower.
ST. LOUIS. March H.--t'lour easy and
lower 10 sell. Wheat, under the influence OF
dul cables and fine weather. market saRget
AMI closed 14Glac below Saturday; NO. red.
cash 791sc, NAV delivery S0CQS0ssc, closed at
soc. Corn weak. easy and slow, but closed
steady; No. mixed. cash s4@36c: Nav
delivery 3614@SGssc. Oats dul; No: mlxea,
cash 2S%c, no options sold. Whisky steady
al 81 IL. Provisions duh, with only job trade.
Pork, small lots old mess Sli rs; new SIS 5O(N
~ 20. Lard. Z CSC. Dry salt M ats, loose lots
shoulders soc. short clear zoe, short ribs
s 25c, short clear 8 45c. Bacon. shoulders &c,
long clear 631ac, clear ribs 7ec, short clear
SI4a9S soc. Hams 1l1S9l4c.
NEW ORLEANS. March 14.--Sugar streng
choice yellow clarified SIC, yellow clarified
$500 7-l6c. Other articles unchanged.
NAVAL STORES.
LIVERPOOL, March Il, noon.--spirits turpen-
LONDON. March "A. 4p. m.-spirits turpen-
| tine. 2fs l0d
NEW YORK. March l4.noon.--splrits turpon :
! tine quiet at soc. kosln quiet az ~ 02I4G
| | 10.
$500 p. m.-spirits turpentine quiet. Rosir
| dull.
CHARLESTON, March i4.-spirits turpeutine
firm at 35c. Rosin steady; good strained soc
| WILMINGTON, March i4.--Spirits turpenttne
| firm at S5tsc. Rosln hrm: strained 771sc
| good strained S21sc. Tar firm AZ 81 10. Crude
turpentine firm; hard IL 90; yellow dip AND
virgin SIX.
| NEW YORK. March l4.--Rice market steady
NEW ORLEANS. March A.-Rice quiet and
| unchanged.
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View York, March l2-Clcared. scnr Post
Boy. Smith. Key Wcs'.
Sailed bnrK J w Holmes (Brl. Savannah,
Uuyre March l0-Arrivcd, bark Karin (owl,
Weslerlund. savannah.
AnaIacbicola, March 2--Arrived, bark Pom
tiac Nor. Olsen. Bueno- Ayres: East Lomond
UtaD, Boazo. Cape Town; Glen Grant Br..
Critchiey. Barbados.
Cicsred' bark Camilla Nor, ZachGriassen,
Chcrbourg.
Nor, Jurgespn, Barbados: brig Woo ilaud
(Norj, Lordnse. Santander: schr May Nc
Fariand, MONTGOMERY. New Nork. g.
Snil, q 18th. barRs ErinS Ssjalscn (Norl,
Sandal, Hamburg; Hanna Marin Rus,
EkVyist Antwerp; schrs Cathe = Berry
smith. New YORK. Martin l. smith, smith.
Philadelphia.
Alice Uoarn, PenniwcIl. Baltimore.
Co0saw, = L, March fl-Clcared, steamers
Hartlepool Brj, Beven, and Mercia (Brl ,Tay-
lur United Kingdom.
jacksonville. March i0-Clearod schrs Z Il
FLINT, butcher, New York; Gcrtic NJ Kicker
son. Anderson. do.
PensacoIa. March 12--Cleared, bark Teresa
tItaD, Russo. West Ilsrtlepool; schr Henry Z
Mason. Percy. Philadelphia.
Providence. March l2--Arrived, schr Fanny
I, Cbilds. Hart. brunswick. Ga.
Saiied, schr Herman Is Ogden, Church.
Darien. Ga.
Fernsndlna. March I4--Arrvef. schrs Anita,
small, Philadelphia; Jas Young, Linken, New
iork.
cleared, steamship Delta, Shaw, Colon, U s
New York. March il--Arrived out. stmre
City OF Richmond. New York Cor Liverpool,
Heivctia, New York for London.
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PASSENGERS.


Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
lendings-R ii Sans, Miss Alice Reiscr, Mrs
NJ Gnann. j w Reiser. Mrs keiser, j S
Scott, J Simmons, ID simmons. L X Flood
and wife, b # Porter, l. & Doughty, J u Box,
w III Cozart, j Erwin, II BArnhill, L Lach-
lisOn, and 20 deck.
Per steamship Chattahoochee. for New York
w Barry.W Temple. Master W Temple,
Megin, W Is Milbank, f Taft. K Brown,
} Scale, l. NJ Bird. o Greene, W Tugby, G
+ GSnahl. JnO Keenan, and wife. Ran. Rev
B j Early, Rev O'Brien, w Is Baldwin, 2
coored. and 10 eteerage,
Per steamship CITY of Macon, from Boston
Mrs Barker. Miss Ean es. Master ames,
Airs II Childs, Mrs Michel, Mrs Robt Levi,
VIM Lew, A A Richards. o g Remson, Miss
Cora Remsop. Miss 4 Cushman. II l. Draper,
Mrs X Draper. Miss G Draper, Thos Hughes
and wife, n Thurber, Miss McKinnon, Mrs
MeKinnon. G Rogers, ID Ridder, 8 + Coe,
q W Birch, Mrs e Davis, K b StetsOn. Geo
u Russell and wife. Chss COBB, E Deland and
wife, Master Delnnd.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

.
POULTHY-Market 8 eadv; receipts heavy.
demand light for grown; half 10 three quar-
ters grown IN good request; EGGS-Market
irregu ar, with fair demand; receipts very
lighs. PEANUTs-Ample stock: demand fair:
market firm and advancing. SUGAR-Geor-
gia and Florida DGm nal; none ~ market.
HoNEY-No demand, nominal. SWEET PorA :
ToEs-Scarce; receipts very light; demand
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iurther sn all gains in the early trading, but
before the end of the first fifteen minutes the
On ire market was declining under the lead
o. tlncklng Valley. Richmond and West Point
sno Union Pacific. After the first hour there
was period of dizziness, but the pressure was
soon rene wed aud the decl ming tendency con-
tlhaed until O'Clock D. m. After that time
t.here was fractional rally. which was fol-
IoWed In turn by the loss of the small gains
recorded. The lest hour showed much bet
yer feeling. and the close WIS quiet but nrm
~ small fractions better than the lowest OF
Tue Gay. The entire sctiye list Is lower this
evening, although losses are for fractional
amounts only, except for hooking Valley,
which Is off "a ami Texas Pacific per cent.
safes aggregated so 600 shares. The market
ClOseQ at the following nnntatlons:
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MARITIME MIsUELLANY.

st Augustine, March 9-Steamer Redwing,
which left Jact sonviile at s a m, won't down
while crossing tho bar at o'clock this after
noon. All hands saved. Capt smith and
Terry Il Co, OF koultr!e were the owners.
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TUESDAY, March 10, 1857.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City OF Savannah, Smith, New
York-C G Anderson, Agent.
Steamship City of Macon. Kelley. Boston
6 Anderson, Agt.
Schr John Y Fell, Loveland, Philadelphia,
with mdse to order; vessel TO JOS A Roberts
h Co.
Steamer Katie. Bevin. Augusta and way
landings q MedlOck, Agent.
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Fruit and Vegetable Markets


The following specials TO the MORNING NEWS
are published for the benefit of our Florida
and Georgia readers and those interested in
fruits and vegetables. and can be relied upon
as accurate and reliable:
Special to M rats0 Ns,oS-
NEW YORK. March 1l---Tbe Savannah
steamer brought 500 pack ages of vegetables.
Choice peas snId at 81 per crate, beans at
SEAS per crate. cucumbers S6as per crate.
tomatoes S3a4 per crate, beets, 50 00a2 80 per
crate, cabbage $2a3 per barrel Choice
oranges in light receipt and selling at So 50a
30 per box, choice russets 81 00a2 so per
box, Strawberries l5a3Oc. per quart.
G. S. PALMER.
Special TO Morning Nstes.
PHILADELPHIA March II. Florida oranges
russets, 81 25a2 90 per box; fair TO bright.
81 00a2 so per box; fancy, So 00aS 90; straw
berries, Florida, per quart, 2Oa35o.; tomatoes,
Florida, "a 00a6 10 per crate.
A. b. DETwtLER & SoS.
Special 10 Moraing NetoS.
PHILADELPHIA. March H.-FIorlda
oranges, fancy. So 50a4 90 per box; good to
bright, 81 5Oa2 rs per box; russets, : 50a2 rs
per box. K. RoBERTs.
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Mill timber 81 below these figures
FREIGHTS.

LUMBER-By Sail-We are in want OF
tonna e, and all arrivals will find ready bush
ness at full rates. Freight limits are from
IS to So from this and the near Georgia ports
to the Chesapeake ports, Phlladelpha, New
York, Sound ports and eastward. Timber
5C;Fsi higher than lumber rates. To the
West Indies and windward nomi al ITO South
America, Sl3sl4; to Spanish and MedIterra-
mean ports. sl1al2: TO United King ION for
orders, timber, 27a28s; lumber, f3 l5'. Steam
To New York. ST.; to Philadelphia, 81; to
Boston, 80.
NAVAL SroREs-Firm. Foreign-Cork. ETC.,
for orhers As 81, and, or 50; Adriatc, r0sin.
So llad Genoa, rosin. IS. Coastwise-Steam-
To Boston, SOC on rosin, 81 on spirits; to New
York rosin SIC, spirits soc; to Philadelphia
rosn soc, spirits soc; to Baltimore, rosin 30,
spirits zoe,
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Enida tSw), Berentsen, Darieu. Tor
HULA Il Sa!as h Co. (See local..
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Chattahoochee. Daggett. New
York-C & Anderson Agent.
Bark Nellie L Gucst (Br), Messenger. Reyal
-Richardson II Barnard.
Bark Golden Sunset iBrl, Shlllabeer, Glas-
sow-Paterson. Downing 4 Co.
Schr Cassie Jameson, Collins, Philadelphia
JAS X Clarke & Co.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship tahoochee, for New York
-l,9SO bales upland cotton, "a bales domestlGs
and yarns, 2Go bales sea island cotton, 3,s67
feet lumber. 1863 bbls spirits turpentlne, ooi
bbls ros,n, 10 turtles 90 pkgs fish, 10 bbls and
T,4l2 boxes fruit, 90 bbls and 2ll boxes vegeta-
bles, 80 tons pig iron, s72 pkgs mdse, % re-
frigerators.
Per bark Nellie L Guest tBrl. for Reveal -
3,225 bales upland cotton, weighing l,65Ssil
pounds.
Per bark Golden Sunset (Br), for Glasgow
$500 bbls rosin, weighing l.'33.920 pounds;
$50 oak s'aves-Paterson, Downing y Co,
and Holsl Il Co.
Per schr Cassie Jameson, for PhiladeDhia-
81, Isl feet p y lumber X Clarke y Co.
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Sulppi,tg Jnirllsnemrs.

MtNIArURG Al IAN AG-fhiS DAY.
SUERIsEs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .6:lO
SUN SErS. ......... ..... ..... .-...6:06
sRIGH W ATER at Savannah. rs A " 12:45 NJ
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ARRIVED BELOW YEsTEH

Schr Ida Lawrence, Young, Baltimore. with
coal TO Propeller Tow Boat and Wreckage
Co; vessel to Jos a Roberts 4 Co.
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RECEIPTs.

Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
landings 507 bales cotton, 20 Cases eggs, 10 q
hogs. 40 bols naval stores, coops fowl. cali,
80 sheep, 10 bbls tar, sacks potatoes, 1 lot
lumber. bales hides y bbs syrup.
Per Charleston and Savannah Ry, March II
y cars mchy. cars h goods. car guano, 30
boxes tobacco, so u caddies tobacco, car
crates. 81 caddies tobacco, 20 boxes tobacco,
pkgs tobacco, 3 cases goods. boxes bacon, Z
bbls celery. cases clothing. lot goods
bbls eggs, lathes, and mdse.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Ry.
March l4-2l6 bales oiton. 81 cars lumber. l19
bbls srlr,ts turpentine, 1871 bbls rosln. bbs
syrup, 6 cars wood, S4 sacks cotton seed. So
jacket cans. s bales hides, car empty bbls.
ktts buster. 5,S77 boxes oranges, II boxes vege-
tables, 10 bhls oranges, "a bbls vegetables, 81
pkgs mdse, II refrigerators straw berries, car
oranges and mdse.
Per central Railroad. March l4-5si bales
COTTON. 80 bales yarns. 35 bales dOmesucs, 40
b6s rusin. IS bbls eplrits turpenLine, pkg pa
per, bales hides. 80 pkgs tobacco, Is pkgs Il
fruit, bbls whisky, 81 pkgs furniture, pkg.
mchy. sacks rice, TO bales paper stock, lib
pkgs mdse, 3 sacks cotton seed meal, horse,
rs bbls cotton seed oil, 10 bales plaids, eases
liquor, pkgs hardware, ID cases eggs. l car
bacon, c cars oats, , cars bran, car beer, 9
cars corn, 10 cars lumber, - cars wood, car
hour. cars pig iron.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Blu6 aud
way landings w r Gibson. MANAGER.
steamer Pope CatIp. Swift, FernandIna,
Brunswick and way iandlngs-J Medlock.
Agent.
Steamer Seminole, Strobnar. Beaufort,
Port Royal and Birdton-H A srohbar,
Agent.
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ARRIVED BELOW ES EhDAl l.
schr Mary X Rawley, Rawley, New York
with coal 10 Taggart; vessel to Jos Rob-
erts \ Co.
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Capt Kelley, OF the steamship CIty OF
Macon at this port, reports passing March 81
OF Hatteras schr Cumberland from Por land
Me, bound south.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-15
YE3rERDAY
MEMORANDA

Steamship ChattahoOohee. New York.
Schr Cassie Jameson, Philadelphia.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-15

ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YEsTER-
DAY
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-10-26
Soloicrs' &uoget.
Pensions Granted.

James M. Celley, West Topsham,
an increase from $40 to SIG month;
Rufus II. Farr, Marshfed, an increase
from go to Sl2 a month; Isaiah Frost,
Groton, an increase from So to IS a
month; Ellen Henly, Richmond, So a
month and 800 arrears; Marvin J. Hall,
Montpelier, an increase from So to Sl2
a month; Henry Murray, Moretown, an
increase from IS to S12 month !;
Fabien Dupuis, Royalton, IS month /;
George b. Miles, South Barre, an in
crease from IS to SO month; John
S. Collins, Barre, an increase from IS
to S12 a month; George G. Archer,
Fair Haven, an increase from 81 to S4
a month; Samuel A. Richardson, Rox-
bury, an additional pension from IS to
S12 month and 5000 arrears; Arson
p. Coburn, RoXbury, an increase from
So to IS a month; John X. Cogswell
(deceased, late of Mortified, S24 a
month and $50 arrears; Clarissa d.
Cogswell, East Bethel, widow of John
X. Cogswell, S12 month and S240
arrears; Carlton A. Woodcock, Marsh
field, an increase from IS to 80 a
month
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-10-26

to be counted as years spent in actual
service, then volunteer service in time
of war should certainly be taken into
consideration in the computing of lon
gevity. 1t is the general opinion that
Captain Mitchell has good claim and
that he will secure its allowance. AS
soon as it is allowed there will, with
out doubt, be a similar claim filed by
some naval officer. Another class of
longevity claims is soon to come before
the court of claims. There are not
few officers in the army who entered
the service as enlisted men. They
naturally consider, under the terms Of
the law upon which the decision in the
Morton case was based, that they are
more clearly entitled to credit for service
as enlisted men than the West Point
graduates are for service as students.
Their service was put in on the field
and is considered to be more clearly ac-
tual service than that Of the cadets by
such officers of the government as have
been consulted about the NATTER
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